Sony - 43" class BRAVIA 3 II 4K HDR LED Google TV with Gemini (2026)

This is a SUBSTANTIAL upgrade from the 2024 Bravia 3, which felt like a budget model. Despite this being considered entry level (I purchased the 43" version), it feels like an expensive, premium television. The remote feels sleek, the XR processor runs at IMMACULATE speeds, the picture quality is clear, the FOUR 2.1 HDMI ports are PERFECT for numerous consoles, the HDR, VRR, and ALLM gaming features work like a charm, and the Google operating system WITH Gemini is awesome for streaming. Paired with the PlayStation 5, it gives you all the immersion you'll ever need out of your Sony console. Blooming is hardly noticeable despite the lack of local dimming zones. The colors won't pop like an OLED or QLED, yet it manages to do a phenomenal job for vibrant videos and cleans up low bitrate shows. I've been enjoying the additional 5 Sony Pictures Core credits aswell. They managed to put in all the necessary features of a high-end model into a smaller, affordable device. It's perfect for a bedroom, guest room, or a living room! When toggling off ambient light sensor, you get to feel the maximum brightness. The 120hz refresh rate is EXTREMELY noticeable during fast paced games. No complaints thus far.

I really like the picture quality I get from playing on my PS5. Huge upgrade from a 27 inch 4K monitor. I don’t compete in multiplayer games so a small screen wasn’t necessary for me. Sounds good with the speakers it has but I do have a Bose sound bar hooked up to this as well. 4 HDMI ports is wonderful very helpful. The remote control is easy to use. Only real complaint is price. If you can accept the cost of it I would say you’re going to be satisfied if you want to upgrade from a small PC monitor to a bigger TV.

We bought this size TV to replace our old Sony that finally gave out on us. It fits nicely into our wall unit. My husband was able to do the set-up on his own. Video tutorials were very helpful. We are happy with the quality of the picture. The remote control has some features that are new, but I found info online to explain everything. I do not have any complaints or concerns. We do have a sound bar, so no complaints about sound. I would like to say that the brightness is just right -- my previous Sony was sometimes too bright on a white screen. This model does not overwhelm your eyes when it is on a white screen. We also like that this model is very energy efficient and will use less electricity than our old Sony. I also noticed that our new Sony TV does not put out heat like the old Sony did.

This TV offers an unparalleled movie-watching and gaming experience that sets a new industry standard. It is fully equipped for modern hardware and a dream monitor for Playstation. It gully supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, while X-Balanced Speakers deliver highly precise audio clarity and crisp dialogue.

I am pleased with the picture quality, sound, and brightness of the Sony Bravia 3. The remote control worked perfectly for nearly two weeks as I switched from the Sony channels to my Verizon cable channels until now. It takes nearly 5 minutes for my television to turn on. What is the problem? How can this be fixed?